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Tag Archives: government
Government 2.0: How Social Media Could Transform Gov PR
Via Media Shift by Mark Drapeau, January 5, 2009 t’s easy to see governments as nameless, faceless monoliths, something impersonal or, even worse, untrustworthy. Much of that is because government culture remains steeped in traditional ideas about public relations and … Continue reading
Change.gov Takes Questions
Via the New York Times By Michael Falcone You’ve got questions? The Obama transition team might have an answer. A new feature on President-elect Barack Obama’s transition Web site, Change.gov, which allows users to submit questions and then vote on … Continue reading
Barack Obama, The Social Web, and the Future of User-Generated Governance
Via PR 2.0 What follows is the unedited version of my latest post for TechCrunch, “Is Obama Ready To Be a Two-Way President.” Source: Barack Obama’s flickr stream Where there’s victory, there’s also opportunity… America voted while the entire world … Continue reading
Posted in 2. New Media Trends
Tagged american, communication, government, obama, two way, web 2.0
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The Blogging Bureaucrat
Here are a few links to articles put up by Canadian public servant bloggers who are interested in public servant and departmental blogging: General guide for public bloggers, based largely on US laws since little is written here in Canada: … Continue reading
Government 2.0: Rename Me, Please
Via Mashable November 12, 2008 – 8:19 am PDT – by Mark Drapeau Dr. Mark Drapeau is an Associate Research Fellow directing the Social Software for Security (S3) project at the Center for Technology and National Security Policy of the … Continue reading
Change.gov you can believe in?
Via ARS Technica By Julian Sanchez | Published: November 06, 2008 – 05:26PM CT Only time will tell whether President-Elect Barack Obama will be able to deliver on his promise to bring change to government, but the Illinois senator has … Continue reading
Government 2.0: The Presidential Transition
Via Mashable November 3, 2008 – 8:26 am PDT – by Mark Drapeau 5 Comments Dr. Mark Drapeau is an Associate Research Fellow directing the Social Software for Security (S3) project at the Center for Technology and National Security Policy … Continue reading
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Tagged government, presidential election, social media, transparency, web 2.0
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Gartner Says Citizen Social Networks Will Complement, and May Replace, Some Government Functions
Via Gartner nalysts Explore Social Networking Impact on Government at Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2008, 3-7 November in Cannes, France Egham, UK, October 23, 2008 — By 2011, 70 per cent of social computing deployments in government that achieve business benefits will do … Continue reading
Government creates own version of Wikipedia
Federal employees will be able to post, modify content on internal program Vito Pilieci, The Ottawa Citizen After years of banning access to blogs, YouTube and Facebook, it seems the federal government has figured out that maybe that Internet thing … Continue reading
Posted in 2. New Media Trends, Resources - Wikis
Tagged canada, gcpedia, government, ottawa, wiki
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Studies: Social networks exploding, may appear in government
Via ARS Technica By David Chartier | Published: October 26, 2008 – 03:30PM CT The positive merits of social networking have been leveraged in a multitude of ways by consumers, businesses, and other organizations for some time. Now, in light … Continue reading
